2 BSF men executed, 4 harmed in Naxal experience in Chhattisgarh

Raipur, Mar 12: Two BSF jawans were today killed while four others harmed in a Naxal experience in Chhattisgarh’s Kanker locale.

The experience broke out ahead of schedule today between a Border Security Force watch and outfitted Naxal frameworks close to the Chhotebethiya-Pakhanjore wilderness pivot of the Maoist roughness hit area, authorities said.

“While two jawans have been martyred in the trading of flame, four others have been harmed,” they said.

Conflict occurred at around 2:30 am the point at which a composite squad of BSF and region power was on an uncommon operation in the inside timberlands of Bande police headquarters range of the region, Kanker Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Jayant Vaishnav said over telephone.

A joint squad of BSF’s 117th and 122nd legion alongside region power had dispatched the counter Naxal operation from Chhotebethiya camp of BSF in Pakhanjore area – situated around 300 kms far from the state capital, the DSP said, including that when the security powers came to almost a stream in the thick backwoods of Becha town, Naxals opened aimless terminating on them, leaving six jawans harmed.

Two succumbed to their wounds while being carried to Raipur and four other harmed have been moved to Raipur and conceded at Ramkrishna Care Hospital, Vaishnav said.

The expired jawans have been distinguished as Vijay Kumar and Rakesh Nehra, while the harmed are Manoj Kumar, S Thomson, Jagdish K and Bappa D.

Both the staff who were murdered were accepted into the power in 2011-12.

As per police, ultras assaulted on security work force as a part of a one-day Bastar-bandh call today.

The bandh call was given by the naxals in dissent against the claimed fake experience and surrender of tribals in the district, as indicated by notices stuck on the dividers in better places.